8lovesmickey
Down at the Laughing Place is where I'll be!
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I wanted to share my RSR experience from August because it was much better than I was prepared for. I had been reading horror stories about two hour lines and how they ran out of FP's early in the day, so I was thinking it would be a nightmare. Good news - if you go early, it's likely to be no hassle at all. Also if you don't mind being a single rider, take advantage of that line, too.
We got to DCA a few minutes after rope drop. I sent DH and our two boys to RSR to check out the single rider line while I waited for FP's. If lines were low enough, they could take an early spin.
The FP line looked like a nightmare, weaving out of Tough to be a Bug and down the street. BUT... it moved super fast. They had at least 6 kiosks open and a CM at every single one, so there was none of that blank-faced confusion that people get when they have never gotten FPs before. The CM took the tickets, put them in, and handed over the FPs in a matter of seconds. I was in and out of line in under 10 minutes; our FP's were for 11:30.
By the time I walked to RSR to meet the family, they were already on the ride (via single rider) and there was still just a 5 minute wait for single rider so I got in line. I rode, then met everyone afterward. Later, we all rode together with our FPs (and got a great picture). So even in the busy summertime we all got two rides in before noon with no waiting. If you go early, it's not a problem! And btw I think it's one of the best attractions Disney's ever done.
We got to DCA a few minutes after rope drop. I sent DH and our two boys to RSR to check out the single rider line while I waited for FP's. If lines were low enough, they could take an early spin.
The FP line looked like a nightmare, weaving out of Tough to be a Bug and down the street. BUT... it moved super fast. They had at least 6 kiosks open and a CM at every single one, so there was none of that blank-faced confusion that people get when they have never gotten FPs before. The CM took the tickets, put them in, and handed over the FPs in a matter of seconds. I was in and out of line in under 10 minutes; our FP's were for 11:30.
By the time I walked to RSR to meet the family, they were already on the ride (via single rider) and there was still just a 5 minute wait for single rider so I got in line. I rode, then met everyone afterward. Later, we all rode together with our FPs (and got a great picture). So even in the busy summertime we all got two rides in before noon with no waiting. If you go early, it's not a problem! And btw I think it's one of the best attractions Disney's ever done.